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Thig 5.1 Aññataratherīgāthā: Verses of a Certain Unknown Elder
“For twenty-five years… I had not experienced serenity of mind…
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Thig 6.6 Mahāpajāpatigotamītherīgāthā: Verses of the Elder Mahāpajāpati Gotamī
In the past I was a mother, a child, a father, a brother, and a grandmother.
🏷️saṁsara
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Thig 2.9 Abhayātherīgāthā: Abhayā
The body is fragile, yet ordinary people are attached to it.
🏷️body
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Thag 14.1 Khadiravaniyarevatattheragāthā: Khadiravaniyarevata
When delusion ends, a monk, like a mountain, doesn’t tremble.
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Thag 6.12 Brahmadattattheragāthā: Brahmadatta
When you don’t get angry at an angry person you win a battle hard to win.
🏷️anger
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Thig 6.7 Guttātherīgāthā: Verses of the Elder Guttā
Remember why we are on this Dhamma path
🏷️fetters
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Thag 6.3 Mahānāgattheragāthā: Mahānāga
What happens when we don’t respect our spiritual companions
🏷️respect
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SN 46.38 Anīvaraṇasutta: Without Hindrances
When, bhikkhus, a noble disciple listens to the Dhamma with eager ears…
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AN 6.87 Voropitasutta: A Murderer
Someone with six qualities is unable to enter the sure path … even when listening to the true teaching.
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AN 4.147 Dutiyakālasutta: Times (2nd)
When these four times are rightly developed … they gradually lead to the ending of defilements.
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AN 5.96 Sutadharasutta: Remembering What You’ve Learned
Mindfulness of breathing helps Dhamma learning
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Dhp 392 From… Brāhmaṇa Vagga: The True Brahmin—Revering the Teacher
How should we think of the person who teaches us Dhamma?
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AN 5.26 Vimuttāyatanasutta: Opportunities for Freedom
Liberation can come from listening. Be inspired!
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Thag 2.11 The Verses of Arahant Mahācunda (141-142)
In one who desires to listen to the Dhamma, knowledge of Dhamma increases.
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AN 2.42–51 Parisavagga: 47—An assembly educated in fancy talk
Make sure the group you are in likes to listen to deep Dhamma.
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MN 33 From… Mahāgopālakasutta: The Longer Discourse on the Cowherd—Knowing the ford
…And how does a mendicant not know the ford? It’s when a mendicant doesn’t from time to time go up to those mendicants who are very learned—knowledgeable in the scriptures, who have memorized the teachings, the monastic law, and the outlines—and ask them questions: ‘Why, sir, does it say this? What does that mean?’ Those
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AN 4.191 Sotānugata Sutta: Followed by Ear
The rewards in the heavenly world from learning Dhamma in the human world.
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